Re: Strip multiple words from string

[Claude Schneegans]

Hmmmm, I think I would use the replace function to first replace the first occurrence of the word by some string unlikely to be found in the text,  like say "%*%*%*", then replace all remaining words by nothing, using "all" , then but back the word at the place %*%*%* is.
If you don't have too many words, the solution is workable.

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